Sentence examples for kept limits from inspiring English sources

"For eight years, Taiwan kept limits on exchanges and investments," Mr. Chu said.

With unemployment likely to hit 5% next year (high by Swiss standards) Swiss politicians are twisting themselves in knots to find ways to shield Swiss workers from foreign competition.In these recessionary times, many rich EU governments have kept limits on workers from their club's newest, poorest members, such as Bulgaria and Romania.

The tourist count in the area is, quite rightly, kept limited.

The scale is kept limited between negative and positive signs for simplicity.

To be energy-efficient, the number of retransmissions must be kept limited.

Thus, in order to avoid this situation, and to reduce the number of collisions, the number of duplicates that are flooded in the network must be kept limited.

By applying different permutations to successive addresses and by making use of a stalling mechanism, the lengths of these queues can be kept limited.

Myxoviruses are predominantly associated with acute disease and thus are particularly attractive for this approach since treatment time can be kept limited.

Glucose was kept limiting throughout the process in order to avoid overflow of the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle and the concomitant production of acetate.

Smaller wireless companies, however, say the F.C.C. should keep limits while also changing its counting method to give greater weight to the most attractive spectrum bands, on which signals travel further and more easily through obstacles like buildings.

It is correct that a lack of regulation failed to keep limits on credit, but it was the Federal Reserve's artificially low interest rates that blew the credit bubble.